Luc Janssens Posted Sunday at 06:56 PM Posted Sunday at 06:56 PM 2 hours ago, 1972coronet said: Nice to see the Holden-GTO is due for reissue. The 1:1 was a fine and fun car by all standards - its downfall, IMO, was that it didn't stand out enough amongst the other Pontiac offerings ( in es. , it appeared to look like nothing more than a two door Grand Am ). I'll have to add one of those reissues to my collection. Sometimes I wonder if Australian sales would support adding Holden parts ( front facia, cockpit etc.. ) It was a neat car and have a soft spot for Holden. 1
ChrisBcritter Posted Sunday at 09:32 PM Posted Sunday at 09:32 PM 8 hours ago, pack rat said: Yes, it's a re-named reissue of the Tiger Shark Which used to be the Car Craft Dream Rod.
blizzy63 Posted yesterday at 05:47 AM Posted yesterday at 05:47 AM On 10/4/2025 at 6:47 PM, stavanzer said: The '36 Ford is coming Back! I'll just get a new one, when they hit the shelves in a few months! Wonder if Round2 will be able to restore the original stock Ford artillery wheels (with the correct detailing) to the kit...? 1
tim boyd Posted yesterday at 09:54 AM Posted yesterday at 09:54 AM 4 hours ago, blizzy63 said: Wonder if Round2 will be able to restore the original stock Ford artillery wheels (with the correct detailing) to the kit...? Highly unlikely IMHO. Meanwhile, you can actually get perfect reproductions of these wheels - the originals that were only present in flawless form in the very earliest production of the c.1961 release of the AMT Trophy Series 1936 Ford - from Norm Veber at Replicas and Miniatures of Maryland (and as shown on the cover of the current issue of the magazine covering all forms of scale modeling)....TB
blizzy63 Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago (edited) 7 hours ago, tim boyd said: Highly unlikely IMHO. Meanwhile, you can actually get perfect reproductions of these wheels - the originals that were only present in flawless form in the very earliest production of the c.1961 release of the AMT Trophy Series 1936 Ford - from Norm Veber at Replicas and Miniatures of Maryland (and as shown on the cover of the current issue of the magazine covering all forms of scale modeling)....TB Thanks, Tim. I just really appreciate it when Round2 improves-by-restoring the older AMT/MPC kits. They've been doing so for the last decade and I will continue to cheer them on and $upport them. Also thanks for directing us to Norm Veber's great work at R&MofM. The photo I used above is, I believe, one of his recent products (P-195). I've old just learned of this item yesterday since my R&MofM catalog is a few years old. Highly recommended! [Your previous Forum posting on the subject: Edited 23 hours ago by blizzy63
stavanzer Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago Okay, I want some. Does anybody know where I can find a parts list for him? I'm going to purchase some more stuff besides the resin Wheels. I had a catalog, but it is at least 15 years old. Thanks!
250 Testa Rossa Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago 23 hours ago, blizzy63 said: Wonder if Round2 will be able to restore the original stock Ford artillery wheels (with the correct detailing) to the kit...? I've been wondering the same thing
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